Integral applique and glass run channel assembly for stub `B` pi

Movable or removable closures – With means mounting closure for reciprocation – Diverse or springy material guide or slide

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296201, E06B 700, B60J 1000

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ABSTRACT:
An applique and glass run channel assembly includes an applique portion which has a portion thereof which extends over the glass run channel portion of a stub `B` pillar. A glass run attachment is attached to the back of the applique and only a small lip portion extends outward from the edge of the applique. The lip portion is substantially within the plane of the applique. This configuration provides an improved transitional appearance and better tolerances for such an applique. An improved attachment of a stub `B` pillar applique is also provided which includes a novel stud and locking depression combination.

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